- Joined
- Nov 23, 2014
- Messages
- 41
- Motherboard
- Asus Sabertooth x79
- CPU
- i7-4930K
- Graphics
- GTX 1080 Ti Sc Black
- Mac
- Mobile Phone
Hello everybody,
I wanted to thank this whole community without whom the trouble shooting would have been way more painful!!
Also I thought that I could share my config because I felt like I would maybe contribute to helping some other fellow hackintoshers. Here is my config, I followed the guide and installed Yosemite:
Asus Sabertooth x79
Intel i7 4930K 6 core
Crucial Ballistix Sport XT 32 GB
Corsair 600 T Graphite White
Corsair AX760
Corsair H60
My main question when I was building the specs for my hackintosh was about the cooling. I liked the idea of using the H60 but wasn't against the idea of spending $50 more to get the H100i. After long hours of thinking and researching I found that:
Issues I encountered post build:
I don't know if I was of a big help, but I really wanted to contribute!
Good luck to all of you!
Happy hackintosh!!
David
PS: feel free to comment on my config or my post if you think that I was completely wrong (or right )
I wanted to thank this whole community without whom the trouble shooting would have been way more painful!!
Also I thought that I could share my config because I felt like I would maybe contribute to helping some other fellow hackintoshers. Here is my config, I followed the guide and installed Yosemite:
Asus Sabertooth x79
Intel i7 4930K 6 core
Crucial Ballistix Sport XT 32 GB
Corsair 600 T Graphite White
Corsair AX760
Corsair H60
My main question when I was building the specs for my hackintosh was about the cooling. I liked the idea of using the H60 but wasn't against the idea of spending $50 more to get the H100i. After long hours of thinking and researching I found that:
- If you want to go for the H100i, you need a different PSU (Plus it doesn't seem like everybody is agreeing on the compatibility for the hackintosh)
- Reviews by other hackintosh users were not extremely positive (in comparison with the H60) which didn't justify the extra dollars spending
- I thought that the H60 would be a good start and probably enough. Then maybe it could be interesting to look into customized watercooling, down the line (very far down the line)
- Reviews by other hackintosh users were not extremely positive (in comparison with the H60) which didn't justify the extra dollars spending
- I thought that the H60 would be a good start and probably enough. Then maybe it could be interesting to look into customized watercooling, down the line (very far down the line)
Issues I encountered post build:
- The only flag I had to use to start the installation was npci=0x2000. Once you've installed your OS and you were able to start your machine on your drive, go into the extra folder and add the flag to your org.chameleon.Boot.plist. Right under <key>Kernel Flags</key> add <string>npci=0x2000</string>
- Also I found out that setting the UseKernelCache flag to No would avoid many headaches as to why my machine was not booting
- If you are under Yosemite and you're trying to use an Mbox 2 Mini, download the driver 10.3.3 (not the 10.3.9)
- Also I found out that setting the UseKernelCache flag to No would avoid many headaches as to why my machine was not booting
- If you are under Yosemite and you're trying to use an Mbox 2 Mini, download the driver 10.3.3 (not the 10.3.9)
I don't know if I was of a big help, but I really wanted to contribute!
Good luck to all of you!
Happy hackintosh!!
David
PS: feel free to comment on my config or my post if you think that I was completely wrong (or right )